IRONHAND Trademark
IRONHAND is a USPTO trademark filed by Bioservo AB. Status: Registered.
Trademark Facts
| Mark | IRONHAND |
|---|---|
| Serial Number | 79249516 |
| Registration Number | 5929270 |
| Status | Registered |
| Filing Date | 2018-09-24 |
| Registration Date | 2019-12-10 |
| Mark Type | Word |
| Nice Classes | 009 (Electronics & Software) |
| Owner | Bioservo AB |
| Attorney of Record | Rhett V. Barney |
| Prosecution Events | 39 |
| Latest Event | C75A on 2026-04-14 |
Goods & Services
Battery driven power units for robotic exoskeleton devices worn by humans for supplementing muscle strength for industrial use, in particular in connection with work in the manufacturing and engineering industry; power-boosting robotic exoskeleton gloves for industrial use, in particular in connection with work in the manufacturing and engineering industry; hand-held aids in the form of robotic exoskeleton gloves with in-built power units for stronger and more sustained grip for industrial purposes, in particular in connection with work in the manufacturing and engineering industry; work aids in the form of robotic exoskeleton gloves with built-in power units for stronger and more sustained grip for industrial purposes, in particular in connection with work in the manufacturing and engineering industry; programmable battery driven control apparatus for controlling motors for supplementing muscle strength; automatic control apparatus for robotic exoskeleton gloves with built-in power units; electronic control units for robotic exoskeleton gloves with built-in power units; regulating apparatus, electric, namely, apparatus for regulating motors for supplementing muscle strength; programmable logic controllers; robotic electrical control apparatus for controlling motors for supplementing muscle strength; sensor controllers for use in the control of motors, namely, controllers to adjust strength added and sensitivity of the pressure sensors in order to control the motors in the power units; power controller to adjust strength added as well as sensitivity of the pressure sensors in order to control the motors in power units; battery driven power units for supplementing muscle strength with the aid of robotic technology in the nature of robotic exoskeleton devices worn by humans for industrial purposes, in particular in connection with work in the manufacturing and engineering industry